BCARS AE Or3 Or31.1 File VI Point Ellice, Victoria My beloved Kitty, Not many days have passed since I wrote to you but I must send a few lines to-day – yr father intended to but thinks he will not be able to to-day for we are going to the Matinee to hear “Paul Jones” […]
Caroline to Kathleen, Victoria BC, October 31, 1896 Read More »
Dearest Puss 16 Decr I have written all I can to help you about the Bouquet Duprez[?] woman & intend to post this tonight. Jack has taken the parcel into town to post it as today is the parcel post day & you ought to get the parcel of the Fan[?] at the same time.
Caroline to Kathleen, December 16, 1896 Read More »
No. 2 Location: Victoria Date: 11 November 1896 My dearest Kit Your mother has also acknowledged the receipt of you very welcome letter written the evening of your arrival in London, it was a great relief to us to learn of your safe arrival, & to know that your Uncle has been able to meet
Peter to Kathleen, Victoria BC, November 11, 1896 Read More »
BCARS AE/Or3/Or3 Point Ellice, Sept 8th, 1892(?) My Dearest husband, I have had no letter from you since I last wrote on 3rd and I shall be very impatient to get tidings of your health & progress, if I do not hear soon I shall be troubled. The ‘Maride’ (?) returned but there is no
Caroline to Peter, Victoria BC, September 8, 1892 Read More »
Source Unknown Found in PEH Transcription Collection No. 4 August 92 My beloved husband, In my last dispatched on Saturday evening I sent you a budget of letters, amongst others one from Mr. Stanhope & I then told you to delay answering it (unless you thought it ought not to be) until you heard again
Caroline to Peter, Victoria BC, August 1892 Read More »
Source Unknown Found in PEH Transcription Collection No. 4 20th August, 92 My dear husband You will be greatly surprised and disgusted when you see the date at the top of this sheet, so I will at once explain that why I have not written. I have had a very sore finger (the thimble finger)
Caroline to Peter, Victoria BC, August 20, 1892 Read More »
Oct. 29 8:30 p.m. My beloved husband, Our darling is not better today and I try to think that I had made up my mind that she is to join the band of angel children that stand around the throne of God. Her suffering has been very great – poor, pathetic darling, the fancies in
Caroline to Peter, October 29, 1876 Read More »
(*1) Thursday Oct. 26 My dear beloved husband, I have left writing to the last hoping that I might be able to tell you that our darling is better. I grieve to say I am not able to say so with any certainty. I am in so much anxiety that I feel difficulty to write
Caroline to Peter, October 26, 1876 Read More »
(*8) Envelope P. O’Reilly Esquire Lytton Sept 23rd. My own beloved husband. Yesterday morning brought me your dear & welcome letter No. 6 conveying the good news that you had reached Sooyoos in health & safety, and further that dear John was so very much better as to be able to go out shooting. I
Letter No. 7, Victoria, September 23, 1867 Read More »
Envelope P. O’Reilly Esquire My own beloved husband When you see the date of this you will at once consider me delinquent of the deepest dye, but I must at once protest for I have a great counter charges to make you have treated me my very shabbily. This time only a little scrap from
Letter No. 5, Victoria, September 2, 1867 Read More »
